Leave in Conditioner

[marypoppins38]

Originally Posted by Colette-S

Philip Kingsley elasticizer is amazing. It’s won beauty awards for years

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And the coconut one smells fantastic!
I use it once a week and use John Frieda Miracle Moist leave in spray conditioner before I blow dry.

[missy E]

Aussie conditioning spray. I use Miracle Shine atm & it's lovely. Just spray & leave in on wet or dry hair. It's useful to tame flyaway hair after too. Lovely smell too.

I've also used Aussie Miracle Hair Insurance Detangler Spray, again lovely to use & nice smell.

Buy both in Boots/Superdrug.

[Minnie18]

Thank you fingers crossed something works. I am going to buy every product mentioned. Me and dd will be spending tonight with conditioner on.

[GetMeOnHoliday]

I know there's occasionally a lot of controversy with Lush and not everyone likes it, but if you're willing to give it a go, I use Curly Wurly hair shampoo (bits of coconut so leaves your hair moisturised without the heaviness other moisturising shampoos can give.

Whilst still wet i use R&B hair moisturiser that you just run through your hair and then dry as you normally would. Works miracles and helps to define curls that would otherwise not look their best - I swear by it.

I also second the recommendation for the John Freida serums!

[GetMeOnHoliday]

forgot to add - the Lush products may come across as a bit pricey but I find they last ages, and you could share a pot and it'd still last a while!

[Connies Mummy]

Both Dd and I have long curly hair, it’s a tangle nightmare, we use Paul Mitchell’s The Conditioner. It is pricey but lasts a very long time. It is a leave in conditioner only need a very small amount maybe 1p size smooth in and comb through, works for us.